vI solved this problem using cout.precision(4); because when i used cout.precision(2); it didnt output the decimals. Before this i thought that the parameter in precision function is the number of decimal places it will show.
Can anyone explain how this really works?
AI don't know how that work but use printf("0.2f",sol). It's faster. ;) ( I think... )
v:D i know about that , but what i'm asking is why cout.precision(4) is 2 decimal places precision
TTry googling before asking: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/ios_base/precision.html
uAh, I forgot to put using namespace std; :)
fIf you don't use "fixed" it wont print out trailing zeros.
So if you are trying to:
cout << setprecision(4) << sqrt(.16) ;
this would print: .4
However if you do this:
cout << fixed << setprecision(4) << sqrt(.16);
the result would be: .4000